Waite, you’re mad because your friend didn’t get a job?
You’re being ridiculous not to mention you should be emailing and not putting this out in public.
Seriously!!!

Because those two copies of EAM were the best $20 I’ve ever spent on software in my entire life. At first, I used the 30 days free trial to get 13 months, and when I seen how good EAM is, I kept coming back & still run EAM (or EIS on more powerful computers).

While the free Emsisoft Emergency Kit will clean up a computer & get one off the side of the road, there’s no active protection to keep one on the right path, and that’s where either EAM or EIS comes in. EEK cleans up, sometimes an extra scan or two with EAM will mop up any leftovers, especially on badly infected computers. One scan may not be enough.

One thing for sure, either choice, be it Emsisoft Anti Malware or Internet Security, will keep the unwanted PUP’s & other dangerous Malware away.

Don’t boot your computer without one or the other.;-)

Cat

But are you self-aware enough to comprehend the irony of your reply to me?

Fair point I guess.
Well, she can say what she likes…I’m just not insure enough to care or give a damn.

Besides having a satisfying experience with Emsisoft Internet Security, I also try to follow the global computer/internet security field and its digital evolving market as close as possible.

That field includes afcourse Emsisoft’s competitors too and therefore I point to a ‘Next-Generation Endpoint Protection Software’ from a competitor company called SentinelOne, who’s Co-Founder and CEO Tomer Weingarten made the following claim while being interviewed by Nick Normille, Analyst at JMI Equity, I quote:

“The only 2 companies that are actually flat out saying they can replace the traditional AV are us and Cylance, and out of these 2, only we have both EDR functionality AND the prevention piece required to replace the AV and all of it is based on our own proprietary execution inspection engine for dynamic behavioral analysis”.

If they (SentinelOne) are truly a next generation innovative development in this field able to replace traditional AV, while offering better (more advanced) security measures ahead of advanced threats (known and unknown) than traditional AV including its competitors that have traditional AV embedded, than I pose the questions; how does Emsisoft anticipate on this development and how long will their sustainable Internet Security with traditional AV embedded hold its ground?

This is an open discussion, John. Anyone is perfectly free to add comments. You have laid yourself open to them.

Well, the difference could be that there are not unlimited excellent candidates available on Earth. Unfortunately, without any details on who we are talking about, I’m unable to make any useful predictions here. But I can assure you that of all companies on earth, Emsisoft is one of the least who would ever discriminate anyone for any reasons. We clearly have no preferences for gender, ethnicity, color, country or religion.

We’re evaluating applications based on background/experience in the skills we are looking for. If a profile on the paper matches our needs, we continue with a personal interview and ultimately we may provide the opportunity to do a trial period to see if a candidate can keep up to the promised qualifications.

John, what you suggested in your earlier replies is that we should basically skip the first and the second step of the hiring process based on the fact that “they are good people and deserve a chance”. Sorry to disappoint you here, but hiring doesn’t work that way.

If you would like to learn more about it, feel free to write me an email, but I think the blog comments section isn’t the right place for that really.

Well, even if they do, who knows if they will get any closer next time if they didn’t make it this time. What would be different next time Christian?

Look, I’m not blaming it all on Chrisitian. I just got sick and tired of two nice guys that can easily do that job they applied for with their eyes closed, and neither even got a chance to even prove themselves, thats all.